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Is the Laser Fund Legitimate? How Does It Work?

With so many investment opportunities, it can be difficult to tell which ones are worth your time and which are better left alone. This article explains what it is and how it works for those who haven’t heard of the Laser Fund before. We shall also determine whether or not it’s a scam to avoid. In our research,  we did research on a platform like  YouTube  and  Amazon , and we found that the Laser Fund is legitimate and worth considering if you’re looking to create the foundation for a tax-free retirement.  How Does It Work? Before we get into some of our ideas for how you can make your retirement more abundant, let’s take a moment to talk about a recent development in that sector: The Laser Fund.  This new service is designed to help people get a better return on their investments- it’s essentially an investment fund that lets its members pool their money with others with similar goals and values. This means that investors benefit from the combined experience and knowledge of all

Best Penny Stock Trading Apps: Free Trades, Welcome Bonuses, and More

Investors are fascinated by penny stocks. The low-priced shares allow you to buy in large blocks and potentially earn outsized gains if and when the stock price takes off. But if you want to invest in penny stocks, you should be aware that not all brokers allow the practice. To help you in your search, we’ve compiled a list of what we believe to be the six best penny stock trading apps available right now. But first, let’s take a closer look at what makes a stock a “penny stock.” What Is a Penny Stock? Stocks that trade at under $5 per share are often called penny stocks. In other words, the term doesn’t only refer to stocks that trade for, say, $.57 or $.23. The $5 threshold is somewhat arbitrary. But when a stock trades below that level, it’s considered speculative in nature. That’s because the low price is indicative of a company that’s either brand-new, close to going out of business, or has no earnings and little prospect of generating any in the foreseeable future. Many of

How to Rent a Car Without a Credit Card

Have you ever wondered how to rent a car without a credit card? Or if it’s even possible? Renting a car without a credit card may be necessary for some and a preference for others. Perhaps you’ve chosen to live your life without credit cards in the name of financial stability. Not everyone cares about earning credit card rewards and welcome bonuses . Or maybe you went through a rough financial patch and can’t get qualified for a credit card (if that’s the case, a good secured credit card may help you get your credit back on track).  No matter your reasons, the good news is that you don’t need a credit card to rent a car. Of course, not every car rental company will accommodate your request, but as you will see in this article, there are many that will. Table of Contents How to Rent a Car Without a Credit Card Choose the Right Car Rental Company Know the Company’s Requirements  Be Prepared for Inconveniences  Car Rental Companies That Accept Debit Cards Alamo Car Rental 

Cool projects from some of my friends

Hello, friends! I have a lot to say, and I've done a lot of work on Get Rich Slowly during the past three weeks, but most of my efforts aren't yet ready for public consumption. The site de-design is 95% complete, but that final five percent is fiddly. I could be ready to launch the new layout tomorrow — or it might be two weeks. It's tough to say. If you're curious, though, you can check out my current progress here . But be warned that the site isn't fully functional. (For fun, I mocked up this very post in the new format so you can see the difference.) I have several long articles in the works — quality! the internet is dying! the sunk-cost fallacy! — but nothing that's wholly finished. And with my attention more focused on the de-design and Real Life than on writing, it'll probably be a while before anything is complete enough to publish. Still, I thought it'd be fun to stop in with a J. Money-esque stream-of-consciousness post to share a some c

Money in Excel Review: Meet the New Microsoft Money

If you’re familiar with Microsoft Money, Money in Excel may interest you. The upgraded version of Microsoft Money enables you to keep track of transactions, create budgets, and establish and work toward reaching your financial goals. This Money in Excel review covers everything you need to know, from features to pricing to Money in Excel alternatives. Table of Contents What Is Money in Excel? What Does Money in Excel Do? How Does Money in Excel Work? Money in Excel Security Money in Excel Pricing Money in Excel Pros and Cons Money in Excel Alternatives The Bottom Line on Money in Excel What Is Money in Excel? Money in Excel is a financial management tool – in workbook form – from Microsoft that works within Microsoft Excel. It enables you to connect your financial accounts to Excel, where you can view and manage your accounts in one place. It also provides personalized insights into your monthly spending patterns to help you accomplish your financial goals. Money in Ex

What Is Cryptocurrency + How Does Cryptocurrency Work?

Cryptocurrency Definition Cryptocurrency, aka crypto, is a digital currency that doesn’t rely on any bank or government, meaning it’s decentralized. These currencies run on a blockchain, a decentralized public ledger that keeps a secure record of crypto transactions. Whether you’ve heard about people using crypto to buy their groceries at Whole Foods or their coffee at Starbucks, cryptocurrency is a trending topic — and investment. In fact, the value of all cryptocurrencies is worth trillions of dollars today . Even if you’re among the crypto-curious, you might still be asking yourself, “Just how does cryptocurrency work?” Follow along to learn about crypto, its advantages and disadvantages, and best practices for getting started with cryptocurrency safely. How Does Cryptocurrency Work? Cryptocurrencies are decentralized digital currencies that live on a blockchain. Unlike physical cash, cryptocurrencies are intangible and can be exchanged digitally with others around the wor